1in6 Thursday: Two Days in the Storm
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Male Sexual Abuse Survivors: Many Are Not Truly “Over It”
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Joining Forces: A Talk With Dr. Howard Fradkin On Male Sexual Abuse
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He Who Laughs Last: Ending the Cycle of Male Abuse
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Why Sexual Assault Is Not Just a “Women’s Issue”
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Are we all condemned to live in ‘cycles of abuse’?
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Now Accepting Submissions for the November 2012 Edition of the Blog Against Child Abuse
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What Many People Don’t Get About Mental Illness
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Over the last few years I have worked with an incredible sexual abuse prevention team. They provide training for schools, community centers, and governmental organizations, help families out of tragic situations, and provide counseling to victims. The work they do both turns your stomach to lead and lights a fire in your heart – it…
When I started on this, I didn’t realize I’d be doing these sessions in the wake of layoffs and the middle of a bunch of other changes impacting these folks. Suddenly the conversation about their career goals has turned into a conversation about the trauma of going through a layoff.
As I mentioned to someone recently, this was more emotional labor than I had anticipated.
Silent Epidemic: Shining a light on child sexual abuse tags: CA From Tracie: Blog Against Child Abuse – June 1012 Edition tags: CA Signs of Depression in Loved Ones and Children & Teens tags: CA Protect Your Child Against Sexual Abuse tags: CA Hidden Ashes: A Male Survivor’s Fear of Men tags: CA Research on…
At the end of last week the director of a music charity began a 30 year sentence for the abuse of at least two boys and creating child abuse images over a two year period last decade, and being arrested with more images at an airport in 2008. The evidence of one child from England contributed…
If you think you may be suffering from PTSD or just want to learn more about it, this program might interest you. In recognition of Veterans Day, NAMI is launching a short course about posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD). PTSD can happen to anyone, and it affects 3.5% (7.7 million) of the adult population in the…
I share this article not to pick on India, or Kerala, but because that number, 17 percent, means there are a lot of male victims out there. If we assume, and I know we can, that only a small percentage of victims ever report, that’s a whole lot of victims, who may believe that, because of their gender, they cannot possibly be victims.
